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Maximal performance of pipelined circuits under hardware constraints
The performance of pipelined designs is measured basically by three values: the clock cycle length, the initiation interval and the iteration time. In this paper we present a new technique for computing the maximal performance of pipelined implementation. Given a data flow graph specification and a set of resources, we derive lower bounds of the initiation interval and the iteration time achievable by any pipelined implementation.